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v vDEMOCRATIC JJ IDEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES TONIGHT TONIGHT SEE MAP MAP AND LIST OF POLLING PLACES PAGE EIGHT EIGHTTheIThe Th o average 1 crago advertising ad campaign campaignneeds your ou Let r printed common claims Clal sense m s and and reason youll oull guide guideyour guideo avoid avoidthe aoldnewsneeds very crytew I few socalled Ideas IdeasWhat THE SALT T LAKE LA HERALD HERALDEstablished H HE ER RA AL L D Dto the Dont pitfall pitt all feel of too overstatement overstatementDont sure of your own owngoods v 1What i hat M wanted really Is a distinc distinctive ¬ shrewd shrewdbller goods buyer Your our competitor too tooThe toopelmanen may be a ashrewd aUvetive permanent t claim c I a I m weighty wclghtyenough enough enoughto The best selling system breeds the thebusiest thetobusiest cash registers reglstenlProltable Profitable Ad Advertising Adertllnl Adverttzlng ¬to servo as ballast ballastPrhitc1s Printers Inkvertising verttzlngEstablished ertllnlEstabIishedEstablished June 6 61870 1870 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY TIIUI SD Yt SEPTEMBER SEPTE mER 17 1908 12 PAGES Price Five FiveCenb CentsTAFTS SCARES SCARESAS SCARfSUSEDwI USED fi fiw a BED AS TOPIC TOPICTriumphant TOPICBYaBY BY MR BRYAN BRYArTriumphant BRYANTriumphantTriumphant Tour Tourof of Democrat Democratic ¬ic Candidat for President PresidentinS in New York YorkSEVENTEEN YorkSEVENTEEN YorkSEVENTEENSEVENTEEN SPEECHES SPEECHESMADE SPEECHESMADE SPEECHESMADEMADE BY THE NEBRASKAN NEBRASKANCLIMAXCLIMAX REACHED AT ROCHES ROCHESTER ROCHESTER ROCHESTERTER WHERE STATE CONVEN CONVENTION CONVENTION CONVENTION ¬TION WAS WASN IN N SESSION SESSIONRochester SESSIONRochester SESSIONEochcterRochester N Y Sept 15 J6As As the cul culminating culminating culm1nat1ng ¬minating feature ot the Democratic state stateconvention stateconvention stateCOflventIoconvention which hlch closed today there was wasaa notable demonstration here tonight in inhonor Inbonor Ihonor of the partys standard bearer bearerWilliam bearerWilliam bearerWilliamWilliam J Bryan who reached the city cityshortly clt cityshortly I Ishortlshortly after 7 oclock and addressed a amass amuss amassmass meeting in Convention hall and andoverflow andoertlo andOverflowoverflow gatherings gath rlngs outside outsidePresiding outsidePresldln outsidePresIdingPresiding over the Convention hall as assemblage aslIem assemb1ag ¬semblage lIem lng was Judge Alton B Parker the thepresidential thepresidential thepresidentialpresidential candidate four years ears ago agowho agoTho agowhowho took advantage of the occasion tj make a personal pledge of his earnest earnestrr A fealty to the national Jlcket As s Mr Bry ¬an and Judge Parker stood side by sidebefore the great assemblage which whlchohokcd whichcohokcd c oked the hall to Its capacity the theIng cheerIng welled up In a deafening roar roarMr roarMr roarMrMr Bryans Response ResponseMrMr Ir Bryan B an acknowledged Judge Parkers pledge of his own support and the thesupport thtiHupport thttSUpportsupport ofMhe united Democracy of theEmpire state In words as gracious asthe pledge had been extendedMr Ir Bryan expressed his gratitude for forthotho nomination today of Lewis StuyvesantC lianlcr as head of the state ticket and andpaid andpaid andpaidpaid a personal tribute to him Mr Chan ¬ler had joined the Nebraskan at Syracusethis afternoon and was with him at din dinner dinner dinnor ¬ner tonight at the Gcncssee Valley club clubOnOn the stage with Mr Bryan Bry n and JudgeParker were the state leaders ChairmanWilliam J Conners of Buffalo Leader ICharles F Murphy of Tammany Tamman Hull andNational Chairman Norman K 1 Mack MackAll MackAll MackAllAll the Streets Thronged ThrongedTheThe downtown streets were thronged all alli aUevening alteveningi evening long and the progress of the can candidate candldato candidatO ¬didate from place to place was mad > dif difficult dlrfleult dificult ¬ficult by the crowds which pressed about abouthim abouthim abouthimhim Augustus Thomas spoke to the thewaiting thealllnA thewaitingwaiting crowd in Convention hall prior to tothe tothe tothethe arrival of Mr Bryan ryan Judge Parker Parkerwtcpped ParkerIIteppcd Parkersteppedstepped forward to offer a foreword rath rather ¬er than an Introduction He said saidTho saidTh saidTheThe Th united Democracy of the state of ofNew oCNew ofNewNew York Joins heartily with the people peopleofof Rochester or In bidding welcome to our ourguest ourguest ourguestguest of honor and andw we V pledge pl g1 him our ourearnest ourearnest ourearnestearnest support until victory comes comesItIt Is worth coming a long way said saidMr saidIr saidMrMr Ir Bryan to participate In the closing closinghonors closinghonors closinghonorshonors of a great convention in this coun countrys countrys countrys ¬trys greatest state stateII appreciate Judge Parkers cordial cordialwords cordialwonls cordialwordswords in presenting me to you ou I appre appreciate appreciate appreelate ¬ciate the pledge he has given and espe especially especlall espedaily ¬daily clall do I appreciate his own earnest earnestpart earnestpart earnestpartpart in the fulfillment of that pledge pledgePraised pledlePraised pledgePraisedPraised Chanler ChanlerII am gratified that the great conven convention comentlon convention ¬tion which hlcl1 closed today toda placed at the head headof heador headoror its ticket one so worthy to t carry the thepartys thepartys thepartyspartys standard In this state Mr Ir Chan Chanler Chanler Chanler ¬ler represents a class that I believe will willbo willbo willbebo a growing class in this country count He is isa isaa 1 man of means whose money mane has not notweaned notweaned notweanedweaned him from sympathy with the com common common cornmon ¬mon people I believe we are entering enteringupon enteringupon enteringuponupon a new era in American politics and andIn andIn andinIn the years to come I believe that more moremen moremen moremenmen than In 1r the past of Mr II Chanlers Chanlerstype ChanlerstpewUl Chanlerstypetype tpewUl will consecrate their lives and their theirmeans theirjmeans to the good of their fellow men menIj 3 I appreciate the spirit of harmony that thatprevailed thatpreaUed thatprevailedprevailed in this convention All metals metalsmy metalsmy metalsmymy friends fuse at shme heat and so sothere sothere sotherethere comes a degree which welds us all alltogether aUtogether alltogethertogether in a common cause Everywhere Everywherethroughout Ee Everywherethroughout where wherethroughoutthroughout this broad country of ours ourstho oursthe oursthethe Democrats are getting together to get getcontrol getcontrol getcontrolcontrol W tlfis government governmentTheThe Nebraskan then plunged Into his hisact hisset hissetset speechMade a 1 Club Record RecordWhile Recordhlle RecordWhileWhile hlle In the midst of his adiress Mr MrBryan MrBryan 11 11BryanBryan was Interrupted by b former Assem Assemblyman Assemblyman Assemblyman ¬blyman John Palace jr of Rochester Rochesterwhowho stated that If he would consent to tosuspend toRuspend tosuspendsuspend for five minutes the Democrats Democratsofof Monroe county would show him more moresubstantial morelubstantIal moresubstantialsubstantial support than mere applause applauseandand cheering cheeringUshers cheeringUshers cheeringUshersUshers rushed about the ball handing handingoutout blank applications for membership in inthe Inthe Inthethe central Bryan and Kern club con containing contalnlnl contaming ¬taming a pledge to vote and work for forthe Corthe forthethe success of the national ticket tI ket There Therewere Therwere Thereercwere erc also spaces to mark the last ticket ticketVoted ticketvoted ticketkVoted by b the signers When hen the slips had hadall hadJ hadaUk J f all been collected Mr Palace announced announcedthat1 that more than 3000 applications and andpledges andIlcdges andpledgespledges had been made madeII think that Is the largest club that I Iever Iever Ieverever knew organized in such a 1 short shorttime shorttime shorttimetime said Mr Bryan and If you can canwork canork canworkwork ork as long as you OU can fast there will willbe willbe wiltbebe an Immense amount IIC f work done doneOverflow tIoneOverflow doneOverflowOverflow Addresses AddressesInIn his addresses to the overflow crowds crowdsMr crowdsMrMr 011 Bryan spoke brieflv brleClfr along the same samelines sameJInes samelineslines as at the Convention hall hallTho hatlTho hailTheTho dinner tendered to Mr Ir Bryan at atthe attIle atthethe Genessee Valley club was as notably notablysignificant notablIIIJnltlcant notablysignificantsignificant In its gathering of the leaders leadersofof the party In the state as was the meet meeting mcetSn meetng ¬ing Sn ng in Convention hall Among the guestsInvited guests JuestsInvited guestsinvitedInvited to meet Mr Ir Bryan B an were LPT Leis LpoisStuyvesant LeisStuyvesant Is IsStuyvesantStuyvesant Chanler John A Dlx Judge JudgeParUer JudgeParlter JudgerarlerParUer Norman E Mock Judge Morgan MorganJJ OBrien Charles F Murphy Iurph William WilliamSJ 1 Conners Daniel F Cohalan Lewis LewisContinued LtwlsContinued LewisContinuedContinued on Page 9MANN WOOD PULP COMMITTEE HEARS HEARSWAIL HEARSWAIL HEARSWAILWAIL OF ONE OF THE TRUST PEOPLEIr Appleton WIs Sept IS I 1Because Because raw rawmaterial rawmaterial rawmaterialmaterial is much cheaper In Canada and andlabor andlabor andlaborlabor Is considerably cheaper chea > er we would wouldhave wouldr wouldhaver have h ve to go out of business and would gto gtoout sbout gtoutout of business If the tariff on wood woodpulp woodpulp woodpulppulp were to be cut oft unless wecoulf wecoulfobtain we could couldobtain couIobtainobtain higher prices rrlces for our sulphite than thanwe thanwe thanwewe are receiving recetv nS at the present pre ent time timepaid timejald timeaIdpaid Congressman N W V Jones of Bangor BangorMeMe Ic the manager of the Katahdln Pulp Pulpand PUlpand Pulpandand Paper company at Lincoln lfe Ie be before betoro before ¬fore the congressional Investigating com committee committe cornmittee ¬mittee this morning Continuing Mr MrJones MrJones tr trJonesJones said saidUnless saidUnless saidlThIessUnless we can get our material as ascheaply ascheaply ascheaplycheaply as the Canadian mills do we wewould wewould wewouldwould have to quit business for we could couldnot couldnot couldnotnot compete with them themChairman themChalnnan themChairmanChairman Mann of the committee asked askalMr ask askedMr tlMr 11 JaMS J nS if in his opinion the pulp pulpwood pultwood pullwoodwood supply Is ample in this country ountrytor ountrytoran for foran foranan almost almostlndetlnlte Indefinite period Sir I Jones re replied replied replied ¬plied by saying that in Mare tho sup supply supply supply ¬ply Is perhaps practically inexhaustible 1nexhaWitibleJfJftI>RACKET AND RfD RfDFIRE REDFIRECAMPAIGNFIRE FIRECAMPAIGN FIRECAMPAIGNHitchcock CAMPAIGN CAMPAIGNHitchcockHitchcock Proposes to toTry Try and andRecover andRecover andRecoverRecover Lost LostGround Ground Dur During During During ¬ing October OctoberTAFTS OctoberTlFTS OctoberTAFTSTAFTS FIRST FI RST ITINERARY ITINERARYCANDIDATE ITI ITINERARYCANDIDATE N ERARY ERARYCANDIDATECANDIDATE TO COME AS FAR FARWEST FARWEST FARWESTWEST AS ASDENVER ASDENVERC ASDENVERCincInnati DENVER DENVERCincinnatiC Cincinnati Sept 16 I6R Republican cam campaign campaign cantpaign ¬paign plans were made public today toda as asthe asthe asthethe result of an Important conference held heldbetween heldbetween heldbetweenbetween Judge Taft National Chairman ChairmanHitchcock ChairmanI1ltehcoc ChairmanhitchcockHitchcock Senator Dixon director of the thewestern thewestern thewesternwestern speakers bureau b reau Judge Charles CharlesNagcl CharllRNagel CharhsNagelNagel national committeeman comn tteeman from Mis Missouri Missouri Missouri ¬souri rnd r nd In charge of Chicago headquar headquarters ¬ters vand aid ir d Judge Richard A Balllnger Balllngermember Bailingermembermember of the advisory committee from fromtho fromthethe th state of Washington Not only was wasJudge wasJudge wasJudgeJudge Tafts first speaking trip definitely definitelydecided deflnltelde definitelydecideddecided de lded upon and announced but Chair Chairman Chairman Chairman ¬man Hitchcock for the first time gave gaveexpression gaeexpressIon gaveexpressionexpression to his Ideas regarding the theplun theplan theplanplan adopted for the general conduct of ofthe ofthe ofthethe campaign campaignRed campaignRed campaignRedRed Fire Campaign in October OctoberThcie OctoberThelc OctoberTheteThcie have been numerous criticisms criticismssaidsaid Mr Hitchcock to the effect that the theRepublican theRepublican theRepublicanRepublican campaign < was at a standstill standstillandand that the opposition party was car carrying carryIng carrying ¬rying things by default There may ma be bea bea beaa semblance of truth In this at the pre present pr prent preeat ¬ent moment but it has been considered consideredthethe wisest plan to make the rackct racketnnd racketnndred and andredred fire campaign during the month of ofOctober otOcto ofOctoberOctober OctoberHe Octo er erHeHe thinks there will be no ground for forcriticism torcriticism forcriticismcriticism from any quarter when that thattime thattIme thattimetime arrives arrivesMrMr Hitchcock gave many man reasons for forthe forthe forthepursuitthe thepursuit pursuit of this course It was highly highlydesirable highSdesirable highlydesirabledesirable that the strong Republican ora orators orators oratom ¬tors should be placed where their serv services servIces services ¬ices were really real needed It was impos impossible Impossible Impossible ¬sible to ascertain these places without withoutfirsthand withoutfirsthand withoutfirsthandfirsthand information regarding political politicalconditions politicalconditions politicalconditionsconditions This information would ollid be ob obtained obtained ohtamed ¬tained by that time he bald and instead insteadofof having shots wasted previously by be being bcIn being ¬ing In fired at random the efforts would be beaccurately beaccurately beaccuratelyaccurately decided decidedOne decldcdOne decidedOneOne Month MonthEnough MonthEnoughIost Enough EnoughMostMost of the Republican speakers feel feelthat feelthat feelthatthat one months strenuous work is all allthat allthat allthatthat they can undertake with the rate ofxpendlture of ofexpenditure ofoxpenditureexpenditure of vitality requlredand Chair Chairman Chairman Chairman ¬man Hitchcock said he would much rath rather ¬er < r have these speakers able to work up upto upto uptoto the very er last moment of the campaign campaignwith campaignwith campaignwithwith vigor than have them worn out by byearly b bearl byearlyearly earl and perhaps badly directed efforts effortsThe cHortsThe effortsTheThe list of Republican orators who are areto arcto aretoto enter the field Mr Hitchcock said 4s 4sgreater 4sgreater s sgreatergreater In numbor and ability ablllt than in any anyprevious an anprevious anypreviousprevious campaign When the machine machinehashas been put under full swing swl l he Indi Indicated Indicated mdicated ¬cated that there would be no occasion for forImpatience forIm forImpatienceImpatience ImpatienceAs Im > atlence atlenceAstoAs Asto to the labor situation MrTHftelicecIti MrTHftelicecItibelieves Mft1Ibelieves r J1ff f fbellcvesbelieves that false statements stnt menupar are being beingmade beingmade beingmademade to laboring men and will finally finallyresult tlnallyresult finallyresultresult in a reversal of the situation That Thatmany Thatmany Thatmanymany false statements and misrepresen misrepresentations mlsrepresentntlons rntsrepresentatlons ¬tations are being made he declared to be bewithin bewithin bewithinwithin his personal knowledge and he hesaid hesaid hesaidsaid he was taking the proper steps to tohave tohave tohavehave them shown ap J such It was his ex expressed expressed expressed ¬pressed belief thar tharthe the Republican party partywould partywould partywouldwould in the end get its share of the labor laborvote laborvote laborvotevoteTafts Western Trip TripSenator TripSenator TripSenatorSenator DIxon who ho has personally ar arranged arranged arranged ¬ranged the details of the Itinerary of ofJudge otJudge ofJudgeJudge Taft gave it in the following rl > lIowlnl lan language language Ianguage ¬guage guageSecretary guageSecretary guageSecretarySecretary Taft will start on his west western western westem ¬ern em trip leaving l avlnl Cincinnati on the morn mornIng mornIng morningIng of Sept 23 speaking at Brook < Ind Indat Indat mdatat George Ades farm at noon the night nightofof Sept 24 at Milwaukee at Madison MadisonSept MadisonSept IadlsonSeptSept 25 at St Paul and Minneapolis MinneapolisSept UnneapollcSeptGSept SeptG G Sunday the 27th th he will rest restat restat restatat Minneapolis He will leave lInneapo Minneapolis ¬lis Monday morning Sept ZS So 3 and have a adaylight adaylight adaylightdaylight run through Minnesota speak speaking speakInl speaking ¬ing at Fargo N D that night Sept Septhe Septhe 13 13hehe will be In South Dakota speaking speakingatat the Corn Palace fair at Mitchell In Inthe Inthe inthethe afternoon Sept 3D 3 he will speak speakatat Fort Dodge la at noon and at Oma Omaha Omaha Omaha ¬ha at night Qct 1 will be a daylight daylightwestern d daylightwestern lIght lIghtestcrnwestern trip through Nebraska speaking speakingatat Denver on the night of Oct 2 Oct 3 3will 3will 3willwill be ah eastbound trip through Kan Kansas Kansas Hansas ¬sas speaking at Topeka that night Sun Sunday Sunday Sunday ¬day Oct 4 I he h will rest at Kansas City CityOct CityOct CityOctOct 5 will be a daylight trip through throughMissouri throughUsgourl throughMissouriMissouri with a speech at noon at St StJoseph StJoseph StJosephJoseph He will reach St Louis on the themorning themornlnl themorningmorning of Oct 6 and will remain In Inthat Inthat Inthatthat city clt all day reaching Chicago In or order oriler lr lrder ¬der to open the deep waterways conven convention convention convention ¬tion at 1130 Thursday Oct 7 7Leaving 7Ieavlng 7LeavingLeaving Chicago about 1 oclock he will willattend willattend willattendattend the fiftieth anniversary of the theLincolnDouglas ther4IneolnDouplas theUncolnDouglasLincolnDouglas debate at t Galesburg GaicsburgIll111 at B i oclock In the afternoon This is isall Isall isallall of the Itinerary that can be obtained obtainedatat this time The details of the th trips be between betwcen between ¬tween these Important trips will be ar arranged arrangcd arranged ¬ranged for by the chalrnan of the com commitee commltec cornmitee ¬miteeBalliger Has Hope HopeThe HopeThe HopeTheThe state of Washington Is In such suchgood suchJood suchgoodgood shape that we arc now collecting collectingaa 1 popular subscription to be turned over overto overto overtoto the Republican committee to be used usedInIn other states said Judge Ballingcr Ballingcrwho Ballin cr crwhowho is on his way eas east > t from his home homestate homestate homestatestate He explained that just before leav leaving leavIng leaving ¬ing he had sent out more than 300 per personal personal personal ¬sonal letters to editors in which it was wastet wassct wassetset forth that heretofore the he state of ofWashington orVashlngton ofWashingtonWashington when In political doubt had hadbeen hadbeen hadbeenbeen liberally and materially aided with withfunds withfunds withfundsfunds from the national committee so sothat sothat sothatthat this year ear when the conditions were werereversed werereersed werereversedreversed In that the state needed no out outside outeldeasslstance outside ¬side eldeasslstance assistance for the publican cause causeand causeand causeandand It would be showing the proper spirit spiritofof appreciation to raise by popular sub subscription sub6crlptlon subscription ¬scription a fund for the work in other otherstates otherstates otherstatesstatesContinued on Page 5but In the middle west especially InWisconsin Michigan and Minnesota Minnesotawhere Minnesotawhere lInnesotawherewhere most of the paper mills are lotated the manufacturers 7ill Ill soon be beobliged beobliged beobligedobliged to procure their pulp wood fromCanada CanadaThe CanadahThe CanadaTiieThe only thing I see to do said MrJones is to make a treaty treat with CanadaNot as a tariff not as a Republican partytoday and a Democratic party tomorrow tomorrowbutbut a treaty whereby the tariff on wood woodpulp woodpulp woodpulppulp would be cut off if our mills were wereallowed wereallowed wereailowedallowed to purchase pulp wood In Canada Canadaatat the same figures that Canadian mills millsdo millso millsdodo o but I would also grease In rease the duty dutyon dut dutonon European pulp 100 per percent percentEurope cent centEurope centEuropeEurope Is our greatest competitor not notCanada notCanada notCanadaCanada The markets of the United UnitedStates UnitedStatcs UnitedStatesStates and Canada Cana a are large enough to touse touse touseuse all the wood pulp sulphite and paper papermanufactured papermanufactured papermanufacturedmanufactured in this country and Can Canada Canada Canada ¬ada If a treaty tr aty were made and the duty dutyonon European goods increased increasedThe Incre Sed SedTheThe taking of testimony will be re resumed resumed resuined ¬sumed tomorrow morning In Mcnasba1ADA1 ADA1BEDETHE ADA1BEDETHELATESTVICTIM BEUE THE 1 1LATESTE torn m mm MV MVUTEpCTIUTEpCTI UTEpCTIDuluth LATEST LATESTVICTIMDuluth ViCTIM ViCTIMDuluthDuluth Congressman Snowed SnowedUnder SnowedUnder SnowedUnderUnder at the Minnesota Re Repnblican Rerpublican RerpubIicanrpublican pnblican Primaries PrimariesStSt Paul Minn Sept 16 16Returns 16Returnstrom Returns Returnsfromfrom the nine congressional districts of ofMinnesota otMinnesota ofMinnesotaMinnesota received d here today show showthat showthat showthatthat nominations were made foV t r con congress congress congress ¬gress as follows followsFirst CollowsFirst followsFirstFirst District DistrictJames James A Tawney Re Republican Republican Republican ¬publican Andrew French Democrat DemocratSecond DemocratSecond DemocratSecondSecond District DIstrictJames James T McCleary TMcClearyRepublican McClearyRepublican McClearyRepublicanRepublican Windfield S Hammond HammondDemocrat HammondDemocrat HammondDemocratDemocrat DemocratThird DemocratThird DemocratThirdThird District DistrictCharles Charles R Davis Re Republican Republican Republican ¬publican W V4 H Leeman Democrat DemocratFourth DemocratFourth DemocratFourthFourth District DistrictFrederick Frederick C Ste Stevens SteYens Stevens ¬vens Republican David Peebles Dem Democrat Democra Democrat ¬ocrat ocra t i iFifth IFirth IFifthFifth District DistrictFrank Frank M Nye Repub Republican Republican Republica ¬lican C M I Pond Democrat DemocratSixth Demo DemocratSixth rat ratSixthSixth District DistrictCharles Charles A Llndborg LlndborgRepublican LlndborgRepublican LindborgRepublicanRepublican Andrew J Glllklnson GlllklnsonDemocrat GlllklnsonDemocrat GilikinsonDemocratDemocrat DemocratSeventh DemocratSeventh DemocratSeventhSeventh District DistrictAndrew Andrew J Volstead VolsteadRepublican VolsteadRepublican VolsteadRepublicanRepublican RepublicanEighth RepublicanEighth RepublicanEighthEighth District DistrictClarence Clarence B Miller MillerRepublican MillerRepublican MillerRepublicanRepublican RepublicanNinth RepublicanNinth RepublicanNinthNinth District DlstrJctHalvor Halvor Steenerson SteenersonRepublican SteenersonRepublican SteenersonRepublicanRepublican RepublicanInIn the First Second and Eighth dis districts districts districts ¬tricts there were spirited contests contestsamong contestsamong contestsamongamong the Republicans for the nomi nominations nominations nominations ¬nations particularly In the Second Secondwhere Secondwhere Secondwherewhere there were three candidates In Inthe Inthe Inthethe Eighth district comprising the city cityof cityor cityofof Duluth Congressman J Adam Bede Bedewas Bedewas Bodewaswas overwhelmingly defeated by Clar Clarence Clarence Clarence ¬ence B Miljer Miljermm MillerNEV MiljerNEVADAmm NEV ADA KEARNS EXPLAINS EXPLAINSDeclaresDeclares Arrest Malicious and Un Unwarranted Unwarranted Unwarranted ¬warranted and Starts for forScene forScene forSceneScene of Trouble TroubleChicago TroubleChicago TroubleChicagoChicago Sept 1C IGTalklng Talking before the thebars thebars thebarsbars of his cell at the Harrison street streetstation streetsLltion streetstationstation today Thomas Kearns Kearnsarrestcd Kearnsarrestcdhere arrested arrestedhere arrestedherehere last night charged by James JamesOBrien JamesOBrien JamesOBrienOBrien president of the Kearns No 2 2Gold 2Gold 2GoldGold Mining company of RawhideNe Rawhide RawhideNev RawhideNevNev Ne with the embezzlement of 8500 8500declared 8500declared 8500declareddeclared that his arrest was malicious maliciousandand unwarranted unwarrantedKearns unwarrantedearns unwarrantedKearnsKearns earns who says he Is a mining pro promoter promoter promoter ¬moter at Rawhide although his home homeisis at San Francisco declared d that he is ispresident ispresident 1president of the Kearns No 1 Mining Miningcompany Mlnlnlcompany Miningcompanycompany and with his sister Miss MissMary MissMary I IMaryMary Sullivan owns 200 shares in the theNo theNo2 theNoNo No2 2 mine mineMy mine1ly mineMyMy arrest he said followed olio wed my myrefusal myrefusal myrefusalrefusal to turn over to OBrien 50000 50000shares 50000shares 50000sharesshares of stock In the No 2 company companygiven companygiven companygivengiven me three months ago by stock stockholders stockholders stockhOlders ¬holders of the company to be loaned to tothe tothe tothethe Rawhide Waterworks company corn pan of ofwhich orwhich ofwhichwhich I am president A ten minutes minutesmeeting minutesmeeUnl minutesmeetingmeeting of the board of directors willexonerate willexonerate will willexonerateexonerate me and then I shall call Mr MrOBrien MrOBrle MrOBrienOBrien to account fcom the courts courtsMr courtsMr courtsMrMr Kearns waiving extradition will willstart wUJstart willstartstart for Rawhide tonight tonightNOTED tonightNOTED tonightNOTEDNOTED NEGRO DEAD DEADLexington DEADLexington DEADKyLexington Ky Sept 16 16Re Rev J JHawkIns W WHawkins WHawkinsHawkins retiring moderator ot the Bap Baptist Baptlst Bapfist ¬fist General Association of Kentucky one oneof oneot oneofof the most noted negroes in the state statedied Itatedied ate atedieddied today of heart he rt disease as asa a result resultofof excitement growing out of otan an attempt attemptmade attemptmade attemptmademade last night by a state guardsman guardsmantoto arrest Hawkins son accused of sell sellIng sellInl sellingIng liquor liquorREGULARS liquorREGULARS liquorREGULARSREGULARS RECOGNIZED RECOGNIZEDMontgomery RECOGNIZEDJfontgomery RECOGN1ZED2iontgomeryMontgomery Ala Sept 16 16The The secre secretary secretar secretar ¬tary tar of state has decided that the Thomp Thompson ¬son or regular wing of oCthe the Republican Republicanparty Republicanpart Republicanpartyparty will be recognized as the legal legalparty lelalparty legalpartyparty and allowed to have Its nominees nomineesprinted nomineesprinted nomineesprintedprinted on the state ticket as the Re Republican RepUblican Repubtican ¬publican party Tills Nllsls Is a victory for the theTaft thoTatorcea theTaftTaft Tatorcea forces1 1ffSTANDPAT TALK TALKOF I IOFIF OF IE THESPEAKER THESPEAKERUncle 8 8Uncle SPEAKER I IUncleUncle Joe Cannon Accuses the thePresident thePresident thePresidentPresident of Postponing PostponingTariff PostponingTariffR PostponingTariffRefothtTariffR Tariff TariffRefotht TariffRefothtIndependence Reform ReformIndependence f rm rmIndependence <Independence Has Sept IGSpeaker 16SpeakerJoseph 16 IGSpeakerJoseph Speaker SpeakerJosephJoseph G Gannon of the national house houseofof representatives made two speeches to today today today ¬day at the opening of the Republican Republicanstatestate campaign In Kansas At the after afternoon arternoon afternoon ¬noon meeting at the Auditorium Mr Can Cannon Cannon Cannonnon said that he had been accused of be being beIn being ¬ing In a standpatter Two years ago he heand heand heandand Congressman Campbell of Kansas Kansashad Kansa3had Kansashadhad a conference with President Roose Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt ¬velt and the president Insisted that then thenwas thenwa thenWaswas wa no time to bring on a tariff tarltctlght fight In Incongress Incongress Incongresscongress that it should be staved off of till tillconditions tillconditions tiiiconditionsconditions were more more favorable He Can Cannon Cannon Cannon ¬non helped h lped to stave it off and yet et he heis heIs heisis the only one to get the blame He Hecontinued Hecontinued Hecontinuedcontinued continuedTheThe foreigners dont pay any an of our ourtaxes ourtaxcs ourtaxestaxes They The dont help us to keep up our ourschools ourschools ourschoolsschools and public institutions Then why whyshould wh whshould whyshouldshould we let them come In and share our ourprofits ourprofits ourprofitsprofits of trade I say give the people peopleaa t home who pay the taxes the inside insidetrack Insidetrack insidetracktrack on our trade The Democratic plat platform plattorm piatform ¬form wants to tear down the tariff wall wallwhich wal1which wailwhichwhich means that our labor must suffer sufferalso sutteralso sufferalsoalso our agricultural and commercial In Interests Interest interests ¬terests The Republicans propose toad toadjust to ad adjust adJust ¬just the tariff cut it down where it to tonow IInow Isnownow too to high but In doing so we will fully fullyprotect fullyprotect fullyprotectprotect our own labor We have hal halprotective ha1protective haIprotectiveprotective tariff ever since the days of ofLincoln otLincoln ofLincolnLincoln except for four years and you youfolks youtolks youfolksfolks know what happened in those tour touryears touryears touryearsyears yearsMINE yearsMINEMINE ABLAZE IN INNo VYOMING VYOMINGNo YOMIN YOMINNoNo One Working at Time the Fire FireWas FireWas FireWasWas Discovered DiscoveredWater DiscoveredWaterBeingPumped Water WaterBeing WaterBeingBeing BeingPumped Pumped InSp In InSpecial InSpecialSpecial Sp Clal to The Herald HeraldKemmerer HeraldIemmerer HeraldICemmererKemmerer Wyo V o Sept 16 16For For the thethird thlthird thethirdthird time in three years fire broke out outtoday outtoday Itoday in mine No 1 of the Dlamond Dlamondville Dlamondvllle Diamondvilleville Coal Coke company the exact exactcauso exactcauso exactcausecauso of which is hard to determine at atthis atthis atthisthis time timeFire tImeFire timeFireFire was discovered in the brattice at atthe atthe atthethe elevenjh level and had gained con considerable qon qonslderable on onsiderable ¬siderable headway before the task ot otfighting 01flghtlnl offightingfighting it began There was no one in inthe Inthe inthethe mine at the time as the same has hasnot hasnpt hasnptnpt been worked since the first of tht thtmonth thtnforth Imonth owing to a ami mi tnderstandlnl tnderstandlnlbetween Vnderstandlng Vnderstandlngbetween nderstandingbetweenbetween the men and tXe te operators oparatorsEvery op operatorsEvery rators ratorsEeljEvery effort on the part of the owners ownerswas ownenwas ownerswaswas made ma e to keep the news a profound profoundsecret profoundecret profoundsecretsecret and It is with much difficulty difficultythatthat an approach is gamed to the theworkings theworkings theworkingsworkings workingsA workingsAvolumeA Avolume A volume of smoke is pouring out of ofthe ofthe oftuethe air al shaft which is about ten feet feetsquare teetsquare feetsquaresquare and Is visible for quite a adis adistance dis distance distance ¬tance The mine has ms been sealed and andwater andwater andwaterwater is bing pumped into it in order ordertoto check the fire It is said at this thiswriting thiswritlnl thiswritingwriting that the fire is under control controlwhich controlwhich controlwhichwhich Is doubted by men who are areposted areposted arepostedposted on the workings There was no noexplosion noexplosion noexplosionexplosion and the loss at this time Is Ishard Ishard ishardhard to estimate Three years cars ago this thissame thissame thissamesame mine was onfire on fire and in the ex explosion explosion explosion ¬plosion at that time twentynine men menwere menwere menwerewere killed Much excitement prevails prevailshere prevailsher prevailsherehere = over the fire and there are many manyrumors manyrumors manyrumorsrumors as to Its origin orl ln There were225 men employed in the mine previous previoustoto the shutdown shutdownCONTEST shutdonCONTEST shutdownCONTESTCONTEST IN IDAHO IDAHOBoise IDAHOBole IDAHOIBoise I Sept 16 I6Referee Referee I W V Hhrt ap appointed appointed appointed ¬pointed by tho supreme court 4o o take taketestimony taktestimony taketestimonytestimony in Fremont Bingham Bear BearLake BearLake BearLakeLake and Oneida counties c In the Demo Democratic Democratic Democratic ¬cratic contest left today toda for St Anthony Anthonyto Anthontoto begin work workHe He was Instructed by bthe bthecourt the thecourt thecourtcourt today tomake to make his report Sept 24 24and 24and 24andand a decision is promised on orior or before beforeSept beforOSept beforeSeptSept 28 So the last day under the law lawIn lawIn lawinIn which a ticket may be filed Attor Attorneys Attorneys Attorneys ¬neys of the opposing factions reached r ached an anagreement anIlgreement anagreementagreement in stipulation of facts fac on all allpoints allpoints allpointspoints involved Involvcdexcepl except contests an n the theabove th thabove thaboveabove counties in which the Mormon Mormoilquestion Mormonquestion MormOJ1questionquestion largely lari > e1y entersNtW HAVEN MAN MANHEADS MANHEADSTICKETHEADS HEADSTICKET HEADSTICKETConnecticut TICKET TICKETConnecticutConnecticut Democrats Hold floldState 1 HoldState = 1oldStateState Convention ConventionPro ConventionPropose Pro Propose ¬pose to t Beafllilley BeafllilleyHartford BeafEiIl Y YHartford yHartfordHartford Conn Sept 16 16Conn Connecti Connecticut ctl ctlcut cticut ¬cut Democrats here today named the thefollowing thefollowing thefollowingfollowing ticket ticketGovernor ticketGoer tlcketGovernorJudgeGovernor Goer GovernorJudge orJudle Judge A Heaton Robert Robertson ¬son of New ew Haven HavenLieutenant HavenLieutenant HavenLieutenantLieutenant Governor GovernorRollin Rollln U Tay Taylor Taylor Taybr ¬lor of Harram HarrnmSecretarr HarramSecretary HarrarnSecretarySecretary of State StateAndrew Andrew J Brou Broughal Broughal Broughalghal of Hartford HartfordTreasurer HartfordTreasurerGeorle HartfordTreasurerGeorgeTreasurer TreasurerGeorle George Mischler of Men Meriden Menden IerldendenCongressman at Large LargeChrlstopher LargeChrlstopherAvery Christopher ChristopherAveryAvery of Groton GrotonWhen GrotonWhem GrotonWhenSWhen the proceedings reached the thestage thestage thestagestage of nominating there were calls for forexGovernor forexGovernor forexGovernorexGovernor Thomas L Waller That Thatgentleman ThatIentleman Thatgentlemangentleman arose and after declaring declaringhehe was out of office forever placed placedJudge placedJudge placedJudgeJudge Robertson R in nomination The Thenomination ThenominatIon Thenominationnomination of Robertson was by accla acclamation acclamation acclamation ¬mation mationThe mationThe mationTheThe platform endorses Bryan Kernand Kern Kernand Kemandand the Democratic Dcmocr tlc national platform platformand plaiformandand makes the candidacy on the Repub Republican Republican Republican ¬lican ticket of George L Lilley a lead leadIng leadInS leadIngIng issue of the campaign It says saysWe ooysVe saysWeWe proclaim that the repudiation of ofGeorge otGeorge ofGeorgeGeorge L Lilley Jhe he destruction of ofsuch ofsuch ofsuchsuch politics and the rescue of our state statefrom statefrom statefromfrom the hands of the political pirates pirateswho pirateswho pirateswhowho have seized control l of Its manage management manalement management ¬ment Is the supreme and overshadow overshadowing ¬ing Issue of this campaign campaignTWELVE campaignIIftVETWELVE DEATHS SO FAR FARFiveFive Additional Victims of the Mis Missouri Missouri Missouri ¬souri Powder Explbsion ExplbsionSuccu Sue Succumb Suecumb ¬cumb cu b in Hospital HospitalSclalia HospitalSoIalin ospitalSeIaliaSclalia Mo Sept 16 16Fhc Five addition additional lll ltfon ltfonal ¬al deaths d aths as a result of the explosion explosionoo 02 lAck powder at Windsor Mo yes yesterday yesterdaJ yesterday ¬terday occwred OCCUI red at the hospitals in Sc Sedalia Scalla Scaliadalia today tod1 This bririgs the total dead deadup deatup deadupup to twelve Among those who died diedtoday diedtodlJ diedtod2ytoday was CcnJuctor A F Herschber Herschbergerger who according to the testimony testimonybrought testimonybrought testimonybroughtbrought out at the coroners Inquest Inquestthrew Inquesttitrc inquestthrewthrew titrc a match which caused the explor explorslon e explosion plor plorslonslon Ten other > Irjured are reported reportedtonight reportedtonight reportedtonighttonight as showing improvement and andall andall andallall but one c r two will recover Thosewho wh died today toda are areA areA 1rCAA F Herschberger freight conduct conductor ¬or Sedalia Mo MoJohn MoJohn MoJohnJohn Walker Wall er negro hotel porter porterIra porterIra porterIraIra Malone miner minerJJ G Hall drayman Sedalia SedaliaErnest SptbllaErnest SedaliaErnestErnest Igo baggageman baggagemanACCIDENT b bagagemanACCIDENT g seman semanACCIDENTACCIDENT OR MURDER MURDERMontclair MURDERIontclalr MURDERMontclairMontclair N XJ J Sept 1C IGJohn John Leon Leonard Leonard Leonand ¬ard an Iron and steel manufacturer of ofNew otNew ofNewNew York was reported by his secretary secretaryMr secreta secretaIrMr Ir Phillips today as having been acci accidentally nccldentnlly accidentally ¬dentally shot dead in his home here The Thesecretary Thesecretary Thesecretarysecretary was arrested although the po police police police ¬lice believe his story Is correct Mr Phil Phillips Phillips Phillips ¬lips said he had found a revolver in the theroad theroad theroadroad He showed 6how d it to tollr Mr Leonard and andthe nndthe andthethe weapon went off white Mr Leonard Leonardwaswas examining It ItTENTS0 0TENTS 1 1TENTSTENTS BURNED BY MOB MOBBaltimore MOBBaltimore MOBBaltimoreBaltimore Sept 16 I6Thlrt Thirty men de descended descended descended ¬scended early ear today on the camping campingground campingground campinggroundground of the Irvlnltes a religious sect sectwhich fectw1lch sectwIchwhich laf is holding a conventlon n at Brook Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn ¬lyn Anne Arundel county count and set fire fireto fireto firetoto two large tents Both were destroyed destroyedandand a house In which was stored a quan quantity quantity quantity ¬tity of provisions was waspnrtb partly burned The TheIrvlnltes TheTrvlnltes TheIrvinitesIrvlnltes had In their teachings dc denounced dcnounce dcnouncCd ¬nounced the people of ofthe the tawn townNEGRO tawnNEGRO tawnNEGROLYNCHEDNEGRO NEGROLYNCHED NEGROLYNCHEDBaton LYNCHED LYNCHEDBaton LYNCHEDBatonBaton Rouge La Sept 16 IGA A dispatch dispatchfrom dl dipatchfrom patch patchCromfrom Batchelor La says a negro named namedJohn namldJohn namedJohnJohn Miles was wt lynched there therelast last night nightfor nightror nightforfor shootmg a white man The white whiteman whileman whiten3anwasman n3anwas was not seriously zeriouzlihurt zeriouzlihurtI hurt hurtIIJCHAt CHANLER UR THE THrMAN THEMANMAN WHO WilL WilLBEAT V1LLBEATHUGHESBEAT BEATHUGHES BEATHUGHESPresent HUGHES HUGHESPresentPresent LieutenantGovernor LieutenantGovernorof Lieutenant Governor Governorofof New York Heads Empire EmpireState EmpireState EmpireStateState Ticket TicketGREAT TicketGREAT TicketGREATGREAT ENTHUSIASM ENTHUSIASMDURING ENTHUSIASMDURING ENTHUSIASMDURINGDURING CONVENTION CONVENTIONALLALL NOMINATIONS WITH ONE ONEEXCEPTION ONEEXCEPTION ONEEXCEPTIONEXCEPTION BY ACCLAMATION ACCLAMATIONANDAND UNANIMOUS UNANIMOUSRochester UNANIMOUSRochester UNANIMOUSRochesterRochester N Y Sent 16 IGNomlnat IGNomlnatIng Nominat Nominating ¬ing all but one or Its It candidates by ac acclamation acclamation acclamation ¬clamation and adopting a platform platformwhich platformwhich platformwhichwhich arraigns the administration of ofGovernor ofGoernor ofGovernorGovernor Hughes and pledges earnest earnestsupport carn earnestSupport st stsupportsupport to the Denver platform and andcandidates andcandidates andcandidatescandidates the De Democratic 1ocratic state con convention conentlon convention ¬vention toda today nominated as the head headofof its ticket for governor the present presentlieutenant presentlieutenant presentlieutenantlieutenant governor of the state Lewis LewisStuyvesant LewisStu LewisStuyvesantStuyvesant Stu vesant Chanler of Dutchess coun county county county ¬ty AH opposition to Mr Chanler dis disappeared disappeared disappeared ¬appeared after a conference of the state stateleaders stateleaders stateleadersleaders which occupied a greater part partofof last night The ticket tlck ticktdecided tdecided decided upon uponby uponb uponbyby b the leaders with one exception exceptionseemed exceptionseemed exceptionseemedseemed to meet thexapproval of all the thedelegates thedelegates thedelegatesdelegates and the nominations were weremade weremade vcrcmademade with great enthusiasm until the theoffice theoffice theofficeoffice of state engineer and surveyor surveyorwaswas reached IFarley Won Out OutThe OutThe OutTheIThe conference candidate for this of office office offlee ¬Ifice was Phillip P Farley of Brooklyn Brooklynan Ian antiMcCarren man Senator Mc McCarren McCarren Ic IcCarrenoCarren amid the cheers of his support supporters ¬ers took the platform to resent an in insult Insult ¬sult He declared the nomination of ofFarley ofFarley ofFancyFarley was agreed a reed to without any re regard regard yegard ¬gard to the Kings county convention conventionandand was intended to embarrass > ss them themHe themHe themHeHe declared he would always support supportDemocratic supportDemocratic supportDemocraticDemocratic nominees but would not nothold nothold nothold Ihold himself responsible for the action actionof Iof people who felt themselves insulted insultedFarley InsultedFarle insultedFancyFancy won on a roll call but a motion motiontoto make the motion unanimous was lost lostby lostby lostbyby two or three scattering negatives negativesAfter negathesArter negativesAfterAfter Senator Gore of Oklahoma had hadaddressed hadaddressed hadaddressedaddressed the convention it adjourned adjournedwithout adjournedwithout adjournedwithoutwithout date dateSTORY dateI dateSTORY dateSTORYISTORY OF THE TH E CONVENTION CONVENTIONJudge CONVENTIONJudge CONVENTIONJudgeJudge Parkers Speech Spee h the Feature Featureofof a Momentous Occasion OccasionRochester OccasionRcchester OccasionTtcchesterRochester Rcchester N Y Sept 16 16A A night of ofconferences orconterences ofconferencesconferences looking to the selection of ofa ofa ofaa Democratic state ticket was followed folloxvedthis followedthis followedthisthis morning in the few hours before beforeconvention betortconvention beforeconventionconvention time by b the further con consideration consideration consldcration ¬sideration of the leaders of a tentative tentativeticket tentatlcticket tentativeticketticket which has been drawn for rati ratification ratifIcation mUtlcation ¬fication by bythe the delegates delegatesWilliam delegatesWilliam JelegatesVllllamWilliam F Sheehan She han of New York Yorkmade Yorkmade Yorkmademade an effort to secure the selection selectionofof D Cady Herrick of New York for forgovernor forgovernor forgovernorgovernor and held numerous confer conferences conferences conferences ¬ences with county leaders Meanwhile MeanwhileMrMr Ir Murphy and the Tammany lead leaders leaderstalked leadera ¬ers erstalked talked of one candidate and then thenanother thenanother thenanotheranother out gave no indication of ofcommitting ofcommitting ofcommittingcommitting themselves to any man manState manState manStateState Chairman Conners Insisted that thatLieutenant thatLieutenant thatLieutenantLieutenant Governor Chanler should shouldbebe named and declared the majority of ofthe otthe ofthethe delegates were for him himWhen himWhen himWhenWhen it was practically decided to toplace toplace toplaceplace Mr Ir Chanler at the head of the theticket thetlcltet theticketticket the rest of the ticket was quick quickly ¬ly drafted draftedForecast draftedForecast draftedForecastForecast of Nominations NominationsJrstJust before the convention was called calledtoto order W V J Conners chairman of ofthe ofthe ofthethe state commitee and Charles F FMurphy Frurph FMurphyMurphy Tammany Hall leader gave gaveout gaveout gaveoutout the following forecast of nomina nominations nominations nominations ¬tions tionsGoverno tionsGoverno tionsGovernoLewisGoverno GovernoLewis Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler Chanlerofof Dach D Duchss DuchssLieutenant Jch ss ssLieutenant ssII Lieutenant governor goernorJoh John A Dlx of ofWashington otVashlngton ofVashingtonWashington WashingtonSecretary VashlngtonSecretary VashingtonSecretarySecretary of state stateJohn John S Whalcn of ofMonroe ofIonroe ofMonroeMonroe MonroeComprollet MonroeCcmproliezMartifl IonroeCCJmflrolletComprollet CcmproliezMartifl Martin H Glynn of Al Albany AIban Albany ¬bany banyAttorney ban banyAttorney I IAttorneyAttorney general generalGorge George M I Palmer Palme1ofSchoharie PalmerofSchcharle PalmerofofSchoharie ofSchoharieTreasurer ofSchcharleTreasurerJulius of SchcharleTreasurerJuliusTreasurer TreasurerJulius Julius Hauser of Suffolk SuffolkAdds SurcolkAdds SuffolkAddsAdds Strength to Ticket TicketThe Tl TicketThe ket ketTheThe selection by the leaders of John JohnAA Dlx of Washington as the candidate candidateforfor lieutenant governor came as a big bigsurprise bigsurprise bigsurprisesurprise as It was taken for settled settledsince settledsince settledsincesince early last evening that Francis FrancisBurton FrancisBurton FrancisBurtonBurton Harrison of New York would wouldbebe the choice choiceItIt Is believed that the leaders de desired desired dosired ¬sired to strengthen the ticket by nam naming naming naming ¬ing a far upstateman Mr Dix is a amember i imember timembermember of cn nit of the oldest families familiesinin the state staleThero stateTher stateThercThero was a promise that the Mc McContlnued McContinued olcContinuedContinued on Page 2CHAFU SAYS SAYSBRYAN SAYSBRYANBRYAN STRONG STRONGTAFT STRONGTAFTTAFT WEAK WEAKProhibition EAK EAKProhibitionProhibition Candidate for Pres President President President ¬ident Visits Salt Lake and andSums andSums andSumsSums Up Situation SituationSAYS SituationSAYS SituationSAYSSAYS THE PEOPLE ARE ARESTILL ARESTILL ARESTILLSTILL DEBATING PROBLEM PROBLEMSILVERSILVER CITY DEMOCRATS EN ENDORSE ENDORSE ENDORSE ¬DORSE JESSE KNIGHT FOR FORGOVERNOR FORGOVERNOR FORGOVERNORGOVERNOR GOVERNORNoNo man Irian can state with certainty that thatany thatany thatanyany candidate for the presidency of the theUnited theUnited theUnitedUnited States Stat s will be elected said Eu Eugene Eugcn Eugene ¬gene gcn W V Chafin of Chicago Prohibition Prohibitioncandidate Prohibitioncandidate Prohibitioncandidatecandidate for or president yesterday Bry Bryan Br Bran ¬an Is much stronger than hisparty and andTart andfaft andTaftTart is much weaker than his party Inmy experience and I have been intimatel ly y connected with politics since 1ST6 when 11110I stumped Illinois for Hayes I have neverseen a campaign n in th which so manv peo people people peopIe ¬ple were uncertain for whom they the would wouldcast wouldcast wouldcastcast their votes In past campaigns any anman with whom you talked could tell you 01Immediately how he would vote In this thiscampaign ihlscampaign thiscampaigncampaign I estimate that fully full 10 0 per percent PCIcent percentcent of the voters of the northern and andeastern Rndeastern andeasterneastern states are still undecided unde < ided and arefacing the problem with minds unbiased unbiasedandand unpledged This undecided vote Islarge enough to decide the question one oneway onewa onewayway wa or another between Taft and BryanThis conclusion of mine has not beenformed from guesswork but from careful carMulobscnatlon carefulobservation carefulobservationobservation and from the data to which whichmy whichmymy candidacy gives lve3 me access accessIq I was surprised at the small hold holdwhich holdwhich holdwhichwhich Hearsts Independence League has hasin hasin hasinin California My I trip through California Californiaandand the cocst states gave me the oppor opportunity opportunity opportunity ¬tunity to ns > s main < his strength thorough thoroughly ¬ly l and I can say with confidence that he hewill h6wltl hevillwill be unable to make even an apprecia appreciable ¬ble showing In those states This was wasaa great surprise sur risc to me If the Prohibition Prohibitionparty Prottlbltlonparty Prolilbitionpartyparty were In command of the papers papersowned papersownedowned by Mr Ir Hearst on the coast we wewould weiouldwould carry carr California without any an diffi difficulty dlCncult dlffieulty ¬culty cult whatever The fact that Hearst Hearsthas Hearsthas Hearsthashas made no progress upon the coast Is Isthe Isthe isthethe more surprising In view of his hisstrength hisstren hisstrengthstrength stren th in Chicago I should say that thatthe thatthe thatthethe Independence League will poll at atleast atleast atleastleast 100000 votes In Illinois at the com coming comIng cornlag ¬ing election electionUtah clectlonUtah electionUtahUtah Republican Republl an Mistake MistakeWhen MistakeVhen MistakeWhenWhen told of the defeat of the prohi prohibition prohibition prohibltlon ¬bition plank in the resolutions committee committeeofof the Republican state convention Mr MrChafin AIrChatin Ir IrChatlnChafin said Of course I know prac practically Pldtlcally prtrtlcaliy ¬tically nothing of local conditions but if ifIt IrIt ifitIt is true that the true sentiment of the thepeople thepeople thepeoplepeople of Utah favored such H plank In Inthe Inthe inthethe Republican platform the temporary temporaryassistance temporaryaslstance temporaryassistanceassistance which the Republican party partywill partywill partywillwill gain from the brewers and brewery brewerycontrolled brewelcontrolled brewerycontrolledcontrolled saloonkeepers will never com compensate compensate cornpensate ¬pensate them for the loss of prestige prestigewhich prestIgewhich prestigewhichwhich the omission of the plank from the theplatform theplatform theplatformplatform will entail entailMr entailMr entailMrMr Chafin has been greeted with enor enormous enormous enormous ¬mous audiences during his campaign campaignthrough campaignthrou campaignthroughthrough throu h Washington Oregon and Califor California ¬nia He states that there is a decided decidedprohibition decidedprohIbition decidedprohibitionprohibition movement In those states tate and andthat andthat andthatthat he has not given up hope of carrying carryingany car lng lnganyany of the three at the coming election electionHeI He was forced to tocancel cancel his engagement engagementtoto speak in Ogden last night in order to tomeet tomeet toII meet his engagements In Colorado The Theschedule Theschedule TheII schedule laid out for him by b the national nationalcommitteeI committee of the Prohibition party did didnot didnot didnotnot take into consideration the distances distancestoto be traveled and he was forced to go goon goon goonon to Grand Junction or fall to address addressthethe three meetings which have been ar arranged arranged arranged ¬ranged for him in Colorado After leav leaving leavIng lcaving ¬ing Colorado Mr Ir Chafin will make a tour tourof turof 9ur 9uroCof Kansas Nebraska Missouri and Ken Kentucky hentuck Kentucky ¬tucky returning to Chicago in time to toregister toreglstEr toregisterregister on Oct 23 3 From Chi Chicago Chicago Ciiicago ¬cago he will tour North and South Dako Dakota ¬ta and work west through Wyoming WyomingMontana WyomingMontana yomlngIontanaMontana Idaho and UtahMr Utah LtahIr UtahMrMr Ir Chafin feels that he will secure a abig abl abigbig bl vote ote throughout the southern states statesthis statesthis statesthisthis fall There Is a decided prohibition prohibitionsentiment prohibitionsentiment prohibitionsentimentsentiment which has grown up In th thsouth thsouth the thesouthsouth dtirlng the past four years ears and andwhich andwhich andwhichwhich he believes will be turned to hIs hlisupport hIssupport hissupportsupport H is possible that he will m re receive rpeclve no nocoive ¬ceive a large portion of the more InteUl InteUlcent Intelligent intelilgentgent negro vote During the Springfield Springfieldriotsriots Mr Ir Chafin saved from death one onecolored onecolored onecoloredcolored man who sought sou ht refuge on the thenlatform theplatform theplatformplatform from which he was speaking speakingMr IIpeaklnJllrMr Chafin left l Ct for or Grand Junction yo yotcrday 1 1terday you youterdayterday at 7 j oclock oclockLOOSE r rLOOSE PLOOSELOOSE TO BE CHAIRMAN CHAIRMANBuncoed CHAIRMANBuncoed CHAIRMANBuncoedBuncoed Candidate Accepts A epts Charge Chargeofof Campaign for His Opponent OpponentAs Oppon nt ntAsAs s a belated attempt to heal the breach breachinin the Republican party caused by b the theblasting th thblastln theblastingblasting of his gubernatorial ambitions ambitionsthrough ambitionsthrough ambitionsthroughthrough through the efforts of Joseph How Howell ell Re Republican Rcpublican Republican ¬publican candidate for congress C fc fcLoo ELooe KLooseLoo Loose < e was yesterday named as chairman chairmanofof the Republican state committee to sue succeed sleceed sueceed ¬ceed Wesley K Walton At t one time timeLoose timeLoose timeLooseLoose was a rvominent mlnent candidate for the thenomination thonomination thenominationnomination for goverxr In opposition to toSnry toSory toSprySpry and Callister and was assured of ofstrong ot5trOng ofstrongstrong 5trOng support upp rt but he was buncoed by byhis b bhis byhishis supposed friends out of the race raceThe raceThe raceTheThe only other name proposed for chair chairman chlfrman chairman ¬man was that of James Christiansen Christiansenpresent ChrIstiansenpresent Chnistiansenpresentpresent state treasurer As soon as he haContinued heContrnued heContinuedContinued on Page 2LET THE PEOPLE RULE RULEIfIf the people of the United States would rule their own country countrythey countrythey countrytheythey must pay the expenses of electing their own servants Millions Millionsofof dollars from trusts and special interests intere ts to control elections are nev never never never ¬er given except in return for pledges as to policy of f government that thatgive thatgive thatgivegive special privileges to the favored few and forever oppress the themasses themasses theniassmasses massesThe massesThe niass s sTheThe necessary expenses of the campaign being made by Mr MrBryan MrBryan MrBryanBryan must be met m t by the plain people of f the country who hope for forand forand forandand desire nothing but th square deal in fact factThe factThe factTheThe people of Utah are vitally interested in the election of Mr MrBryan MrBryan MrBryanBryan They should and undoubtedly will contribute largely to the theDemocratic theI theDemocraticI Democratic national campaign fund The Herald will receive and for forward forward forward ¬ward subscriptions to Governor Haskell treasurer of the committee committeeSubscriptions conmitteeSubscriptions committeeSubscriptionsSubscriptions yesterday were volunteered as follows followsJohn followsJohn followsohnJohn S Bransford v I IRobert 25 25KobertWKobertW Robert W Sloan I 25 25W 25WHKorns 25WW WHKorns HKorns KKornsWRDale v 4 10 10WHDale 10WWHDale W H Dale L 5 5R 5Y 51LEWheatR 1LEWheat E Wheat 7 x Y 1 1Total 1t iTotalt J JTotalTotal 63i 4 i 7 7I 7JIJ 1 r rJ cI cii4J